Texas Trick Shots | Brodie Smith
Join Brodie Smith as he showcases his impressive trick shots in Texas. He's set up a challenging course using Rubbermaid's Big Brute trash cans and is determined to master the laser shot technique. With a full bucket of Frisbees in tow, Brodie must navigate the hot Austin sun while filming his attempt at this tricky shot. In a surprising aside, he questions why water fountains often lack built-in cooling systems, making it difficult for users like him to stay hydrated in scorching temperatures. Watch as Brodie shares his expertise and takes on the laser shot challenge, all set against the vibrant Texas landscape.
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what's up guys uh don't worry about the big league true shirt it's uh pretty sick I know um just wanted to show you what I got in the mail from Rubbermaid four big brute trash cans so um I think what we're going to do is uh go out and try to set up a trick shot and um we'll see I'll post it up tonight probably all right peace it's the laser shot all right so this actually hard to film and carry this bucket full of Frisbees with me but uh I just have quick question I've been out here for like 20 minutes but it's Austin so you know it's 107° or something it's not you know 7:00 but uh my question is this you know I just went over to get a drink of water at the water fountain to try hydrate and it was uh freaking hot and uh my question is why why put a water fountain without a water coolant or water cooling system or whatever you call it the thing that makes the water cold in Austin I understand if you do it up north that's fine but it's freaking hot down here and to be honest I really don't know if I'm getting hydrated by drinking water that's 100° so put in the comments let me know why do you do that
